Neuro Exchange Theme

The Neuro Exchange theme has been made into a package that can be downloaded and installed on any TAG Neuron. You can configure to use this theme in the Theme menu accessible from the admin dashboard.

Package information
Package	TAG.NeuroExchange.Theme
Installation key	BGVWw9FYGj6+mY8nxScZgoKRC8SiV80mWJhHXfUZL3ASrwZSab5PdEwmyfwpJVUEWEMNST4HWayA1640d45c2eae16ecf48e883c75dd25f7
More Information	https://github.com/Trust-Anchor-Group/TAG.NeuroExchange.Theme

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TAG.Stripe package update

Mayor changes:

• Able to pay with the browser (no smart contracts).
• Uses webhooks instead of polling for confirming payment.
• Supports TST as currency if the connected Stripe account is in test mode.

IMPORTANT:

There is currently no way to confirm if the contract version of the flow actually works since TAG do not have access to create PaymentMethod‘s with the Stipe api.

How to use webflow

Setup

1. In the neuron’s Stripe settings panel you have to specify everythin and set the Payment flow to “Prefer web redirection”. This will make sure the service chooses not to use contracts.

Buying edaler with the agent api

1. Login as a user with a valid wallet and id.
2. use /Wallet/InitiateBuyEDaler to initiate payment.
3. You will get an event form the neuron’s event pipeline (websocket) where if everything when correctly you will get a url for the payment. You can:

a) Choose to redirect (or open a new page) the user and make the payment on the default payment page.

b) Extreact the clientSecret and create the Stripe Payment Elements yourself.

4. Now after all payment details are submitted, the payment should be complete and edaler appere in the wallet.

Notes:

• If you use the default payment page, you can set successUrl to specify where to send the user after a succesfull payment. If not specified it will go to the default page.

TST as currency

If you development neuron uses TST as a currency, the stripe implementation will treat it as EUR but only and only if the Stripe account is in test mode, otherwise it will reject the request. TLDR: if you use TST as currency, Stripe have to be in test mode.

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Agent API Javascript NPM package

Currently, there is no package on the public npm package registry, but you can still add the package as a dependency in your package.json. You just add

“agent-api”: “https/github.com/Trust-Anchor-Group/AgentApiJavascript.gitnpm-package”

to your dependencies. Though, note that this might require that you have the newest version of the AgentApi on your neuron (which may require the newest neuron version). This is because the repo is designed for the latest version, which means that it might be different since the AgentApi is ever evolving. And at last, there currently is only one version, which if it is updated, and you later install your dependencies, the package might have changed. So if you for some reason do not plan to update the neuron or your code, it might be better to copy the code in the package. For those curious, there is currently not a package for the typescript version.

In The Code

if you use ES6 import syntax just use : `js import AgentAPI from "agent-api" AgentApi.Legal.CreateContract()

or if you use CommonJs: `js const AgentAPI = require("agent-api") AgentApi.Legal.CreateContract()

The Github Repository

As you may see, the package is located in the npm-package branch on the AgentApiJavascript repository on Github. If you notice that the main branch have got some important commits that the npm-package does not, please consider rebasing the npm-package branch to the main branch. If you are not sure how to rebase, consider learning more about it, absolutely use something like Sourcetree to check that you did it right, and if you are worried, make a backup of the repo.

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